Reserving apparatus of refrigerator

ABSTRACT

A reserving apparatus of a refrigerator having a door and a case that forms a main reserving chamber therein, comprises: a supplementary reserving frame that forms a supplementary reserving chamber at the door separately from the main reserving chamber; a partition member coupled to the supplementary reserving frame, for partitioning the supplementary reserving chamber; and a connecting portion for connecting the partition member to the supplementary reserving frame so that a partitioned space inside the supplementary reserving chamber can be variable. Storage items having various sizes and forms, such as a storage items having a relatively large size and a storage items having a relatively small size, can be effectively reserved at a suitably-adjusted space inside the supplementary reserving chamber Accordingly, the supplementary reserving chamber can have enhanced spatial utilization degree.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a refrigerator, and more particularly,to a reserving apparatus of a refrigerator.

BACKGROUND ART

A refrigerator serves to store food items accommodated in a reservingspace such as a freezing chamber and a refrigerating chamber in a freshstate by using a refrigerating cycle.

The reserving space of the refrigerator is divided into a main reservingchamber which is a hermetic space formed by a case and a door, and asupplementary reserving chamber formed at the door separately from themain reserving chamber.

The supplementary reserving chamber is a space formed by a supplementaryreserving frame. A partition member for partitioning inside of thesupplementary reserving chamber with a multi-stage may be installed atthe supplementary reserving frame.

Generally, small items such as a beverage can is disposed on an uppersurface of the partition member. As the inside of the supplementaryreserving chamber is partitioned into a multi-stage, spatial utilizationdegree of the supplementary reserving chamber may be enhanced.

However, in the conventional refrigerator, the partition member is fixedto a certain height of the supplementary reserving frame. Accordingly,the size of the supplementary reserving chamber partitioned by thepartition member is always maintained to be same. As a result, the sizeof the supplementary reserving chamber partitioned by the partitionmember is not suitable for a storage item having a relatively small sizeor a storage item having a relatively large size. Accordingly, spatialutilization degree of the supplementary reserving chamber may bedegraded.

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide areserving apparatus of a refrigerator capable of varying a partitionedspace inside a supplementary reserving chamber.

In a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided areserving apparatus of a refrigerator having a door and a case thatforms a main reserving chamber therein, comprising: a supplementaryreserving frame that forms a supplementary reserving chamber at the doorseparately from the main reserving chamber; a partition member coupledto the supplementary reserving frame, for partitioning the supplementaryreserving chamber; and a connecting portion for connecting the partitionmember to the supplementary reserving frame so that a partitioned spaceof the supplementary reserving chamber can be variable.

In a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided areserving apparatus of a refrigerator having a door and a case thatforms a main reserving chamber therein, comprising: a supplementaryreserving frame that forms a supplementary reserving chamber at the doorseparately from the main reserving chamber, and having two or more slotsat different heights; and a partition member having an insertionprotrusion inserted into one of the slots installed at differentheights, for partitioning the supplementary reserving chamber.

In a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided areserving apparatus of a refrigerator having a door and a case thatforms a main reserving chamber therein, comprising: a supplementaryreserving frame that forms a supplementary reserving chamber at the doorseparately from the main reserving chamber, having a guide protrusionguiding recess of a certain length, and having a rotation protrusionrotating recess of a certain size; and a partition member having a guideprotrusion inserted into the guide protrusion guiding recess and movabletherealong, having a protrusion inserted into the rotation protrusionrotating recess and rotatable therein, and configured to have a variableposture in the supplementary reserving chamber.

In a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided areserving apparatus of a refrigerator having a door and a case thatforms a main reserving chamber therein, comprising: a supplementaryreserving frame that forms a supplementary reserving chamber at the doorseparately from the main reserving chamber, having a base recess of acertain length, and having an inclination recess inclined with respectto the base recess; and a partition member and configured to have avariable posture in the supplementary reserving chamber, and having arecess coupling protrusion coupled to one of the base recess and theinclination recess, for partitioning the supplementary reservingchamber.

In a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided areserving apparatus of a refrigerator having a door and a case thatforms a main reserving chamber therein, comprising: a supplementaryreserving frame that forms a supplementary reserving chamber at the doorseparately from the main reserving chamber; and a partition memberconfigured to have a variable position or posture in the supplementaryreserving chamber, for partitioning the supplementary reserving chamber.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a part of a refrigerator to which areserving apparatus of a refrigerator according to a first embodiment ofthe present invention is applied;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically showing the reservingapparatus of a refrigerator according to a first embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line ‘A-A’ in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view schematically showing a reserving apparatusof a refrigerator according to a second embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line ‘B-B’ in FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a view of the reserving apparatus of a refrigerator accordingto a second embodiment of the present invention, which shows a statebefore a guide protrusion is moved;

FIG. 7 is a view of the reserving apparatus of a refrigerator accordingto a second embodiment of the present invention, which shows a stateafter the guide protrusion of FIG. 6 is moved along a guide protrusionguiding recess;

FIG. 8 is a view of the reserving apparatus of a refrigerator accordingto a second embodiment of the present invention, which shows the guideprotrusion of FIG. 7 being rotated along a guide protrusion rotatingrecess;

FIG. 9 is a perspective view schematically showing a reserving apparatusof a refrigerator according to a third embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 10 is a sectional view taken along line ‘C-C’ in FIG. 9; and

FIG. 11 is a view of a reserving apparatus of a refrigerator accordingto a third embodiment of the present invention, which shows a recesscoupling protrusion is coupled to one of a base recess and aninclination recess.

MODES FOR CARRYING OUT THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of thepresent invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanyingdrawings.

Hereinafter, a reserving apparatus of a refrigerator according to afirst embodiment of the present invention will be explained in moredetail with reference to the attached drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a part of a refrigerator to which areserving apparatus of a refrigerator according to a first embodiment ofthe present invention is applied, FIG. 2 is a perspective viewschematically showing the reserving apparatus of a refrigeratoraccording to a first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 isa sectional view taken along line ‘A-A’ in FIG. 2.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3, the refrigerator 1 to which the reservingapparatus for a refrigerator according to the present invention isapplied, having a door and a case that forms a main reserving chambertherein, comprises: a supplementary reserving frame 20 that forms asupplementary reserving chamber 21 at the door separately from the mainreserving chamber; and a partition member 30 configured to have avariable position or posture in the supplementary reserving chamber 21,for partitioning an inner space of the supplementary reserving chamber21.

In another aspect of the present invention, the refrigerator 1 having adoor and a case that forms a main reserving chamber therein, comprises:a supplementary reserving frame 20 that forms a supplementary reservingchamber 21 at the door separately from the main reserving chamber; apartition member 30 coupled to the supplementary reserving frame 20, forpartitioning the supplementary reserving chamber 21; and a connectingportion for connecting the partition member 30 to the supplementaryreserving frame 20 so that a partitioned space inside the supplementaryreserving chamber 21 can be variable.

In still another aspect of the present invention, the refrigerator 1including a door and a case that forms a main reserving chamber therein,comprises: a supplementary reserving frame 20 that forms a supplementaryreserving chamber 21 at the door separately from the main reservingchamber, and having two or more slots 23 and 25 at different heights;and a partition member 30 having an insertion protrusion 32 insertedinto one of the slots 23 and 25 installed at different heights, forpartitioning the supplementary reserving chamber 21.

More specifically, a lower slot 23 is long concaved in back and forthdirections at both side surfaces of the supplementary reserving chamber21. Also, an upper slot 25 is long concaved in back and forth directionsat both side surfaces of the supplementary reserving chamber 21, and isdisposed above the lower slot 23 with a certain distance therebetween.

One upper slot 25 and one lower slot 23 may be formed at two facingsurfaces of the supplementary reserving frame 20 at the same height. Theslots may be formed at two facing surfaces of the supplementaryreserving frame 20 at the same height in one pair of the upper slots 25and one pair of the lower slots 23.

The insertion protrusion 32 is formed at both ends of the partitionmember 30, and may be inserted into one of the upper slot 25 and thelower slot 23.

In the present invention, the lower slot 23 and the upper slot 25 areinstalled at the supplementary reserving frame 200 with differentheights. However, the present invention is not limited to the aboveconfiguration. More slots may be formed at different heights of thesupplementary reserving frame 200.

A partition member 30 for storing storage items such as a plurality ofcans is provided at the supplementary reserving chamber 21. A receivingrecess 31 having a semi-circular shape is consecutively formed at thepartition member 30 in right and left direction. A can having acylindrical shape may be mounted at the receiving recess 31.

The partition member 30 is formed to have a certain elastic force inright and left directions. Both side ends of the partition member 30 areinsertion-fixed to one of the lower slot 23 and the upper slot 35according to a size of a storage item to be reserved in thesupplementary reserving chamber 21.

That is, a position of the partition member 30 becomes variableaccording to the size of a storage item to be received in thesupplementary reserving chamber 21. In a state that both side ends ofthe partition member 30 have been inserted into the lower slot 23, whenfood having a size larger than a height from a lower surface of thesupplementary reserving chamber 21 to a lower surface of the partitionmember 30 is to be received in the supplementary reserving chamber 21,the partition member is upward moved. Accordingly, both side ends of thepartition member 30 are inserted into the upper slot 25. Here, thepartition member 30 is elastically deformed in right and leftdirections, thereby easily moving.

The operation of the reserving apparatus of the refrigerator 1 accordingto the present invention will be explained.

In a state that both side ends of the partition member 30 have beeninsertion-fixed to the lower slot 23, when food having a size largerthan a height from a lower surface of the supplementary reservingchamber 21 to a lower surface of the partition member 30 is to bereceived in the supplementary reserving chamber 21, the partition memberis upward moved.

Here, when the partition member 30 is elastically deformed in right andleft directions, both side ends of the partition member 30 are separatedfrom the lower slot 23.

Under this state, if the partition member 30 is continuously moved abovethe supplementary reserving chamber 21, both side ends of the partitionmember 30 are insertion-fixed to the upper slot 25. Accordingly, aheight of an inlet through which a storage item is introduced into thesupplementary reserving chamber 21, that is, a height from a lowersurface of the supplementary reserving chamber 21 to a lower surface ofthe partition member 30, is increased. As a result, food introduced intoor taken out of the supplementary reserving chamber 2 is not interferedwith the partition member 30, and spatial utilization degree of thesupplementary reserving chamber 21 is enhanced.

Another embodiments of the reserving apparatus of a refrigeratoraccording to the present invention will be explained.

The same explanation as the aforementioned one will be omitted.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view schematically showing a reserving apparatusof a refrigerator according to a second embodiment of the presentinvention; FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line ‘B-B’ in FIG. 4;FIG. 6 is a view of the reserving apparatus of a refrigerator accordingto a second embodiment of the present invention, which shows a statebefore a guide protrusion is moved; FIG. 7 is a view of the reservingapparatus of a refrigerator according to a second embodiment of thepresent invention, which shows a state after the guide protrusion ofFIG. 6 is moved along a guide protrusion guiding recess; and FIG. 8 is aview of the reserving apparatus of a refrigerator according to a secondembodiment of the present invention, which shows the guide protrusion ofFIG. 7 being rotated along a guide protrusion rotating recess.

Referring to FIGS. 4 to 8, according to a second embodiment of thepresent invention, a reserving apparatus of a refrigerator 1 having adoor and a case that forms a main reserving chamber therein, comprises:a supplementary reserving frame 50 that forms a supplementary reservingchamber 51 at the door separately from the main reserving chamber,having a guide protrusion guiding recess 53 of a certain length, andhaving a rotation protrusion rotating recess 58 of a certain size; and apartition member 60 having a guide protrusion 62 inserted into the guideprotrusion guiding recess 53 and movable therealong 53, having arotation protrusion 63 inserted into the rotation protrusion rotatingrecess 58 and rotatable therealong 58, and configured to have a variableposture in the supplementary reserving chamber 51, for partitioning aninner space of the supplementary reserving chamber 51.

A guide protrusion rotating recess 57 for rotating the guide protrusion62 is formed at the supplementary reserving frame 50 so as to becommunicated with the guide protrusion guiding recess 53.

When the rotation protrusion 63 is rotated in the rotation protrusionrotating recess 58, the guide protrusion 62 is also rotated in the guideprotrusion rotating recess 57 by interacting with the rotationprotrusion 63.

For smooth rotation of the rotation protrusion 63 and the guideprotrusion 62, the guide protrusion rotating recesses 56 and 57 may beformed on each circumference having diameters (r1 and r2) formed bymaking the rotation protrusion rotating recess 58 as a center.

At least two guide protrusions 62 may be formed, and the number of theguide protrusion guiding recesses 53 may be less than that of the guideprotrusions 62 by at least one. Also, the number of the guide protrusionrotating recesses 57 may correspond to that of the guide protrusions 62.

A distance (d1) between the two or more guide protrusions 62 may beequal to a distance (rd) between the guide protrusion rotating recesses57 having the same number as the guide protrusions 62.

Under the above configuration, an entire structure is simplified, andthe guide protrusion 62 can be smoothly operated.

The guide protrusion guiding recess 53 may be formed to be horizontalwith respect to the supplementary reserving frame 50. Also, an end ofthe guide protrusion rotating recess 57 may be formed to be verticalwith respect to the guide protrusion guiding recess 53.

When the guide protrusion 62 is disposed in the guide protrusion guidingrecess 53, the partition member 60 may serve to horizontally partitionan inner space of the supplementary reserving chamber 51. Also, when theguide protrusion 62 is rotated along the guide protrusion rotatingrecess 57, the partition member 60 may be adhered to the supplementaryreserving frame 50. Accordingly, the inner space of the supplementaryreserving chamber 51 can be effectively utilized according to a size ofa storage item to be received in the supplementary reserving chamber 51.

A rotation protrusion guiding recess 55 for guiding motion of therotation protrusion 63 may be formed at the supplementary reservingframe 50 so as to be communicated with the rotation protrusion rotatingrecess 57.

Once the guide protrusion 62 is moved in the guide protrusion guidingrecess 53, the rotation protrusion 63 can be also moved in the rotationprotrusion guiding recess 55 by interacting with the guide protrusion62.

The operation of the reserving apparatus of the refrigerator 1 accordingto the second embodiment of the present invention will be explained.

Referring to FIG. 6, when the guide protrusion 62 is disposed in theguide protrusion guiding recess 53, the partition member 60 horizontallypartitions the supplementary reserving chamber 51. Here, the rotationprotrusion 63 is disposed in the rotation protrusion guiding recess 55.

Then, the guide protrusion 62 is backward moved along the guideprotrusion guiding recess 53 by an external force, the partition member60 is moved to a rear side of the supplementary reserving chamber 51with horizontally partitioning the supplementary reserving chamber 51.Here, the rotation protrusion 63 is together moved along the rotationprotrusion guiding recess 55 by interacting with motion of the guideprotrusion 62.

Referring to FIG. 7, when being moved to the guide protrusion rotatingrecess 57, the guide protrusion 62 is moved along the guide protrusionrotating recess 57. Here, the rotation protrusion 63 is disposed in therotation protrusion rotating recess 58, and is together rotated therein58 by interacting with rotation of the guide protrusion 62. Accordingly,the partition member 60 is rotated with making the rotation protrusion63 as a rotation shaft.

Referring to FIG. 8, when being moved to an end of the guide protrusionrotating recess 57, the rotation of the guide protrusion 62 is stopped.Accordingly, the rotation of the rotation protrusion 63 is stopped.

Under a rotation operation, when the partition member 60 is adhered tothe supplementary reserving frame 50, a lower surface thereof comes incontact with the supplementary reserving frame 50. Accordingly, thesupplementary reserving chamber 51 forms one space having a relativelylarge size, not a plurality of partitioned spaces.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view schematically showing a reserving apparatusof a refrigerator according to a third embodiment of the presentinvention; FIG. 10 is a sectional view taken along line ‘C-C’ in FIG. 9;and FIG. 11 is a view of a reserving apparatus of a refrigeratoraccording to a third embodiment of the present invention, which shows arecess coupling protrusion is coupled to one of a base recess and aninclination recess.

Referring to FIGS. 9 to 11, according to a third embodiment of thepresent invention, a reserving apparatus of a refrigerator 1 having adoor and a case that forms a main reserving chamber therein, comprises:a supplementary reserving frame 80 that forms a supplementary reservingchamber 81 at the door separately from the main reserving chamber,having a base recess 83 of a certain length, and having an inclinationrecess 85 inclined with respect to the base recess 83; and a partitionmember 90 having a recess coupling protrusion 92 coupled to one of thebase recess 83 and the inclination recess 85, and configured to have avariable posture in the supplementary reserving chamber 81, forpartitioning the supplementary reserving chamber 81.

The base recess 83 and the inclination recess 85 may have one or morecommon regions formed by coming in contact with other. A rotationprotrusion 93 may be formed at the partition member 90, and a rotatingrecess 87 for rotating the rotation protrusion 93 inserted thereinto maybe formed at the common region.

The common region may be formed at each one end of the base recess 83and the inclination recess 85.

As the recess coupling protrusion 92 is coupled to one of the baserecess 83 and the inclination recess 85, the partition ember 90 maypartition the inside of the supplementary reserving chamber 81 in ahorizontal manner or in an inclined manner.

Under the variable partitioning structure, as the rotation protrusion 93inserted into the rotating recess 87 is rotated in the rotating recess87, the recess coupling protrusion 92 can be smoothly moved with respectto the base recess 83 and the inclination recess 85.

The inclination recess 85 may be formed so that a front side thereofbased on back and forth directions of the supplementary reserving frame80 can be higher than a rear side thereof. Accordingly, when the recesscoupling protrusion 92 is coupled to the inclination recess 85, astorage item placed on the partition member 90 does not fall downbecause a front height of the partition member 90 is higher than a rearheight thereof.

In order to enhance a supporting force, the recess coupling protrusion92 may be formed in plurality in number so as to be spaced from eachother with a certain distance therebetween.

The operation of the reserving apparatus of the refrigerator 1 accordingto the third embodiment of the present invention will be explained.

When the recess coupling protrusion 92 is coupled to the base recess 83,the partition member 90 horizontally partitions the inside of thesupplementary reserving chamber 81. Here, the rotation protrusion 93 isin an inserted state into the rotating recess 87.

Then, the recess coupling protrusion 92 is separated from the baserecess 83 by an external force, thus to be inserted into the inclinationrecess 85. While the recess coupling protrusion 92 moves, the rotationprotrusion 93 serves as a rotation center of the partition member 90while being rotated in the rotating recess 87.

Once the recess coupling protrusion 92 is inserted into the inclinationrecess 85, the partition member 90 partitions the inside of thesupplementary reserving chamber 81 in an inclined manner.

The recess coupling protrusion 92 disposed in the inclination recess 85is moved towards the base recess 83 by undergoing the above process.

According to the above configuration, the inside of the supplementaryreserving chamber 81 can be partitioned into a horizontal multi-stage oran inclined multi-stage, thereby enhancing spatial utilization degree.

In the reserving apparatus of a refrigerator according to one aspect ofthe present invention, the inner space of the supplementary reservingchamber of the refrigerator can be effectively utilized, thereby havingan enhanced industrial applicability.

The reserving apparatus of a refrigerator according to the presentinvention has the following advantages.

Owing to the partition member configured to variably partition thesupplementary reserving chamber, the supplementary reserving chamber canbe easily partitioned according to the kind of storage items. Storageitems having various sizes and forms, such as a storage item having arelatively large size and a storage item having a relatively small size,can be effectively reserved at a suitably-adjusted space in thesupplementary reserving chamber. Accordingly, the supplementaryreserving chamber can have enhanced spatial utilization degree.

It will also be apparent to those skilled in the art that variousmodifications and variations can be made in the present inventionwithout departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, it isintended that the present invention cover modifications and variationsof this invention provided they come within the scope of the appendedclaims and their equivalents.

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 26. A refrigerator having a case that forms a mainreserving chamber, and a door that opens and closes the main reservingchamber, the refrigerator comprising: a rack disposed at the door; and aconnecting portion configured to rotatably and slidably dispose the rackin the door between a first position for keeping an object, and a secondposition for non-keeping an object, wherein the connecting portioncomprises: a rotation protrusion and a guide protrusion formed on bothside surfaces of the rack with a spacing distance therebetween; arotation groove configured to rotatably insert the rotation protrusiontherein; a slide guide groove configured to slidably insert the guideprotrusion therein; and a rotation guide groove configured to insert theguide protrusion therein thereby to guide rotation motion of the rack.27. The refrigerator of claim 26, wherein the slide guide groove and therotation guide groove are connected to each other.
 28. The refrigeratorof claim 27, wherein the slide guide groove is connected to one 0 end ofthe rotation guide groove.
 29. The refrigerator of claim 28, whereinwhen the guide protrusion is positioned in the slide guide groove,rotation motion of the rack is prevented.
 30. The refrigerator of claim26, wherein an aligning portion for aligning objects to be kept isformed at the rack.
 31. The refrigerator of claim 30, wherein thealigning portion comprises receiving recesses formed on a surface of therack.
 32. The refrigerator of claim 26, wherein when the rack is in thesecond position, a free end of the rack is more adjacent to the doorthan in the first position.
 33. A refrigerator having a case that formsa main reserving chamber, and a door that opens and closes the mainreserving chamber, the refrigerator comprising: a supplementary framedisposed at the door; a rack disposed at the supplementary frame; and aconnecting portion configured to rotatably and slidably dispose the rackin the supplementary frame between a first position for keeping anobject, and a second position for non-keeping an object, wherein theconnecting portion comprises: a rotation protrusion and a guideprotrusion formed on both side surfaces of the rack with a spacingdistance therebetween; a rotation groove formed at the supplementaryframe, and configured to rotatably insert the rotation protrusiontherein; a slide guide groove formed at the supplementary frame, andconfigured to slidably insert the guide protrusion therein; and arotation guide groove formed at the supplementary frame, and configuredto insert the guide protrusion therein thereby to guide rotation motionof the rack.
 34. The refrigerator of claim 33, wherein the slide guidegroove and the rotation guide groove are connected to each other. 35.The refrigerator of claim 34, wherein the slide guide groove isconnected to one end of the rotation guide groove.
 36. The refrigeratorof claim 35, wherein when the guide protrusion is positioned in theslide guide groove, rotation motion of the rack is prevented.
 37. Therefrigerator of claim 36, wherein an aligning portion for aligningobjects to be kept is formed at the rack.
 38. The refrigerator of claim37, wherein the aligning portion comprises receiving recesses formed ona surface of the rack.
 39. The refrigerator of claim 33, wherein whenthe rack is in the second position, a free end of the rack is moreadjacent to the supplementary frame than in the first position.
 40. Arefrigerator having a case that forms a main reserving chamber, and adoor that opens and closes the main reserving chamber, the refrigeratorcomprising: a supplementary frame disposed at the door; a rack disposedat the supplementary frame; and a connecting portion configured torotatably and slidably dispose the rack in the supplementary framebetween a first position for keeping an object, and a second positionwhere a free end of the rack is more adjacent to the supplementary framethan in the first position.
 41. The refrigerator of claim 40, whereinthe connecting portion comprises: a rotation protrusion and a guideprotrusion formed on both side surfaces of the rack with a spacingdistance therebetween; a rotation groove configured to rotatably insertthe rotation protrusion therein; a slide guide groove configured toslidably insert the guide protrusion therein; and a rotation guidegroove configured to insert the guide protrusion therein thereby toguide rotation motion of the rack.
 42. The refrigerator of claim 41,wherein the slide guide groove and the rotation guide groove areconnected to each other.
 43. The refrigerator of claim 42, wherein theslide guide groove is connected to one end of the rotation guide groove.44. A reserving apparatus of a refrigerator, positioned at a door andconfigured to reserve items therein, the apparatus comprising: asupplementary frame disposed at the door; a rack disposed at thesupplementary frame; and a connecting portion configured to rotatablyand slidably locate the rack in a position of the supplementary framebetween a first position for keeping an object, and a second positionwhere a free end of the rack is more adjacent to the supplementary framethan in the first position.
 45. The apparatus of claim 44, wherein theconnecting portion comprises: a rotation protrusion and a guideprotrusion formed on both side surfaces of the rack with a spacingdistance therebetween; a rotation groove formed at the supplementaryframe, and configured to rotatably insert the rotation protrusiontherein; a slide guide groove formed at the supplementary frame, andconfigured to slidably insert the guide protrusion therein; and arotation guide groove formed at the supplementary frame, and configuredto insert the guide protrusion therein thereby to guide rotation motionof the rack.